Our students are actively learning and understanding the difference between Good Touch and Bad Touch — a vital step in building confidence, boundaries, and lifelong safety. Through guided sessions, open conversations, and age-appropriate learning, we ensure that every child knows:
A Good Touch feels safe, loving, and respectful.
A Bad Touch feels wrong, confusing, or uncomfortable — and it’s okay to speak up!
We’re proud to be shaping young minds who not only know their rights but are not afraid to use their voice.
